St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-08
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday were $s13--
j35. ID.
One ease of measles and two of diphtheria
were reported yesterday.
Henry A Nudd yesterday made an assign
ment to Oliver 2. Taylor.
The funeral of Miss Nellie Tingley, who
died Muesday, will take place to day.
Pomona grange, p of H., meets at Good
Templars' hall, on Nicollet avenue, to-day.
The Northwestern Conservatory Of Music
gives a concert at the Grand this afternoon.
The Mechanics institute will meet at the
Real Estate exchange in the West hotel this
evening.
have been robbed at the Hotel Annex, on
First avenue south, of $50.
o. Cheverte will build a two-story frame
dwelling at the corner OF Nineteenth avenue
northeast and Taylor street at Il cost OF ST.
800.
Christmas packages are beginning to be re-
ceived at the postoffice, and in many cases
they are so loosely tied that the contents slip
out
A building permit was issued yesterday to
p. H. Linehan 10 erect a two-and-a-halt- story
frame dwelling at lS05-lS07 Third avenue
south.
A petition is being circulated for a post
age stamp agency in South Minneapolis, to
be established at the drug store of Fred Rob
inson.
C. Il. Dickens is erecting a commOdious
three-story stone sales stable at 417-419
First avenue north, with all modern conyen-
fences.
Henry Olfchtevfjay, residing at 244O
Twenty fifth avenue south. was struck by a
Milwaukee train Yesterday morning at Eighth
street and severely injured.
Mrs. Charlotte o. Van CIeve says that in
her recent letter TO the various papers she
did not mean TO accuse the city council of
breaking faith with Bethany Home.
At the annual meeting of the directors of
the Northwestern Panorama company yes
lows: r. C. KalKhoff, president; John Wat
son, vice president: George &. Jacoby, sec
rotary; +. A. Smith, treasurer.
The produce exchange has appointed the
following delegates TO the annual meeting OF
the State Dairy association: II. b. Bush,
chairman; G. ". LOngfellow. g. B. Brad
bury, l.. :. Weymouth. III. }. Wagner, Charles
Hillman. W. Z. Grinnell and Z. P. Stacey.
The corOners jury returned a verdict yes
terday over the remains of Mary Buch- killed
on the Milwaukee tracks at Thirteenth ave
me south, TO the effect that she came to her
death through her own carelessness. and rec
Ommending that trains run at a slower rate
inside the city.
At the meeting of the Minneapolis club
Clinton Morrison was elected president; NJ.
T. Hawkins, treasurer; Il. TOmlinson, secre-
tary and II. W. Pratt, X. TOmlinsOn, c. j.
Bartleson and J. Marshall were elected to the
board of managers. The plan of building
new club house was discussed.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Elmer f. Douglas and Lizzie E. Karner. Ace
p Abel and Elizabeth L. French, ole Obi
son and Annie c. Johnson, August DALI
mann and Lena Menk, Clyde ". Rea and
Lenna X. Edwards, Oscar Carlson and Lottie
Swanson, Thomas Negro and Ida Bucking-
ham.
Mounted Patroman f. W. Hoban reports
that Charles Albee. the proprietor of the
Grand View hotel. which already has an I'M
enviable reputation, has been engaged i'll
number of questionable practices of late.
such as trying TO induce young girls to go
and live with him, and keeping notorious
women there.
The North American Telegraph company
has elected the following officers: From Min
neapolis, Charles A. Pillsbury, II. f. Brown,
W. ;. King, {. N. Loring, W. H. Eustis,
George A. Bracket; from st. Paul. W. X.
Merriam, c. II. Bigelow, NJ. Auerbach, A. Ii.
Wilder; A. d. Thompson, Duluth. and l.. ID.
Parker Chicago. As an evidence of prosper
ity the directors declared the first annual
dividend of per cent. The following Off
GERS were reelected for the ensuing year:
President, c. NJ. Loring: vice president, W.
II. Merriam; secretary and treasurer, W. II.
EuStiS.